Beaker, short-necked, Step 4/5, type: Late Northern. Decoration: bands of incised lines, stabbed lines, finger-nail impressions.

M. 3. ROMAN BRONZE POT, found about the year 1837, at the late farm of Flabbits, Durris, Kincardineshire. Injured by the plough that turned it up.
Bronze pot or cauldron, three legs, bellied body & flaring neck, two handles. Plough damage.

Pear-shaped, with two handles - encrusted with seaworm.

Cooking pot, with everted rim and serrated projecting ridge around body, decorated with raised lines of zigzag impressions, red (slip).

Small vessel/cup in the shape of a frog (possibly a toy?), grey clay. One of four vessels in McPherson's collection (a9A-D) in the shape of animals (duck, frog, large dog, small dog).

Small vessel/cup in the shape of a duck (possibly a toy?), grey pottery. One of four vessels in McPherson's collection (a9A-D) in the shape of animals (duck, frog, large dog, small dog).

Jar or 'olla', in grey ware, decorated with anthropomorphic or animal face.

Pottery jar; slanted pattern on exterior.

Pottery jar with nubbin feet.

Beaker, decoration: impressed comb & incisions. Was found in August 1817 with another beaker (now lost) in 'long' cist.